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MLB Superstars Wii Review 
dBTechno | Tue, Mar 17
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Wii Review
Developer: Deep Fried Entertainment
Publisher: 2K Sports
Released: November 10, 2008
2K Sports has put in an attempt to try and capitalize on the MLB license with MLB Superstars on the Nintendo Wii, a collection of mini-games.
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